Pak Sahafat – The Washington Times wrote: American intelligence agencies are preparing for a future in which all analysts and spies in this country will use artificial intelligence to enhance their activities instead of the techniques, methods and technologies used in modern espionage.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s Sunday report, The Washington Times quoted Rachel Grunspan, director of the US National Intelligence Office, as saying: The heads of the US intelligence agencies plan to make the use of artificial intelligence a priority and ask all officials from the top to the lowest levels to make the most of artificial intelligence.
Speaking at a national security and intelligence conference in Maryland on Friday, the US official said he foresees a future in which spying agencies use artificial intelligence in hybrid war games, simulations and cyber security activities, including “Red Teaming” which tests the government’s defense measures.
In the definition of the US National Security Agency, a “red team” in cyber security refers to an entity that specializes in entering and obtaining classified information without any traceable effect.
The Washington Times wrote: American intelligence agencies have not yet achieved the use of artificial intelligence in espionage activities, but they are working on it.
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Lakshmi Raman, the head of the artificial intelligence department of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), said in this context, His agency investigates the use of models that are used in popular software such as ChatGPT.
Chat GBT is a chatbot or artificial intelligence bot that communicates with you through text chat.
The Washington Times added: The US National Security Agency (NSA), which is responsible for intercepting foreign electronic and digital information, is also investigating the use of artificial intelligence.
Jason Wang of the US National Security Agency officials said that his agency is “very active” in studying the opportunities of using language models of artificial intelligence in encryption and decryption.
The Washington Times wrote that talk of the use of artificial intelligence has raised concerns about a nightmare scenario of robots dominating humans. This has long been prevalent in fantasy science fiction, but now it seems to be joining reality.
Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has so far expressed concern about a future in which artificial intelligence dominates humans.